Brief Op Notes
Shruti Koti, MDPersonal essays on being a doctor, taking care of others, and becoming a surgeon
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Is There a Doctor on Board?
“Is there a doctor on board?” — for those in the medical profession, this is a phrase that, not unlike death and taxes, is inevitable. It’s just a matter of when.
When Heuristics Cause Harm
Recently, on a drive home from the lab, I listened to an episode of Code Switch that discusses the racial biases inherent to the tools of diagnosis and treatment that we use every day in medicine. Dr. Andrea Deyrup, a pathologist who has sp...
The Waiting Room: A Short Story
This is a very special week for me: a short story I wrote was published in the journal Intima. This is my first piece of writing to be published, and I feel like I have crossed a sacred threshold into the world of “official writers.” It is ...
Surgery is an Art
A few months ago, I was at a dinner party where I knew almost no one. It was the holidays, and everyone was in a bubbly, shimmering mood, welcoming me into their inner circles just for the night. As usual, within a minute of meeting each pe...
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Shruti is a surgical resident physician based in New York City. She is passionate about storytelling and narratives of shared humanity. She writes Brief Op Notes and The Novel Tea Newsletter.
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